Are Mamiya lenses good?
Because the Mamiya 7 offers technical image quality unmatched by anything, film or digital, this side of 4×5″ film, and it’s still small enough to carry around my neck all day long and shoot hand-held. It’s easy to shoot fast, too, and has lenses of optical quality far beyond any 35mm or zoom lens.
What is a blue dot Mamiya C330?
The blue dot on mamiya tlr lenses is an indicator of the later batch of Mamiya lens. the most common one is the 80mm/2.8 lens, which you can easily find on ebay. However, many sellers started branding this “blue dot” and selling for a premium of these “blue dots”.
How much does a Mamiya c330 weight?
1 430 g
| Format | 6 x 6 cm (120 rollfilm) |
|---|---|
| Shutter | all lenses are fitted out with a Seiko (Seikosha for the oldest ones) central leaf-shutter giving speeds from 1/500 s to 1 s plus B pose, X and M flash sync at all speeds |
| Exposure modes | manual |
| Weight | body : 1 430 g with the 80 mm lens : 1 730 g |
What is a blue dot Mamiya lens?
5 Blue Dot Lens (serial number 5791371) is a wide angle lens designed for the Mamiya twin lens reflex cameras that accept interchangeable lenses such as the C2, C22, C220, C3, C33, and C330s. This is the blue dot version which is said to have very modern coatings that produce beautiful and sharp photos.
Can you use expired APS film?
Film for analog film cameras has an expiration date, which implies it will not be usable after that point. However, you can still use expired film—you just have to prepare for unexpected results.
What is the difference between the Mamiya F and 330s?
(Mamiya-Sekor 80mm f/2.8 “Blue Dot” lens) Other than that, just some minor differences in how much plastic was used between the F vs S models. (the newer 330S uses more plastic, but is a little lighter) They are all about the same camera. Do I think the ‘F’ was better?
Is the Mamiya C330 a good camera?
Like the RB67, the Mamiya C330 series of cameras are below focus cameras. Which is great for those who prefer a one lens setup, we will get to the Mamiya’s party trick later on.
What is the Mamiya C220 professional?
The C220 Professional was an evolutionary step in the Mamiya ‘C’ line of TLRs, which started with the Mamiyaflex C in 1956 and continued through: Each evolution introduced new features (as described here) and updates to the build.
How close can you get to macro with the Mamiya C330 TLR?
The flexible bellows of the Mamiya C330 TLR is like a built in macro tube. You can, if carefully used, and minding the parallax indicator, get within about 5 inches. I say ‘about’ because I’ve never measured it. And, of course, with the 55mm lens, probably about 3 inches. Anyway, very, very close.